SJSaurav Jhainsrvjha.hashnode.dev00How OIDC and OAuth Actually Works Under the Hood ?2d ago · 13 min read · There is a good chance you have used "Login with Google" a hundred times without thinking twice about what is happening behind the scenes. And if you are building something, you have probably copy-pasJoin discussion
SJSaurav Jhainsrvjha.hashnode.dev00Joins in SQL Explained.Apr 12 · 5 min read · What are SQL Joins and Why do we need it ? In relational databases, data is intentionally split across multiple tables to avoid duplication and maintain consistency. This concept is called normalizatiJoin discussion
SJSaurav Jhainsrvjha.hashnode.dev10All you need to know about SQL QueriesApr 5 · 8 min read · In this article, we will cover how to write SQL commands, along with a few tips and things to keep in mind while writing queries, and how to write optimized queries. SQL commands are categorized into Join discussion
SJSaurav Jhainsrvjha.hashnode.dev10Your Data Is Not Actually Stored in a DatabaseApr 5 · 8 min read · While you may wonder why I wrote this title, but you will get the point once you read the whole article. So whenever we talk about databases, one thing that comes to our mind is that to store data we Join discussion
SJSaurav Jhainsrvjha.hashnode.dev00System Design : Consistent HashingMar 23 · 6 min read · Why do we need Consistent Hashing ? Imagine you are building a bookMyShow system which is used to book tickets. Initially what would be your system? All user requests (search, booking, payments) go Join discussion